Примеры использования Speakers expressed the view на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some speakers expressed the view that the timelines were ambitious.
During the interactive exchange of views that followed, many speakers expressed the view that the reform of the international monetary and financial system should be a priority issue for the international community.
Some speakers expressed the view that the Budapest Convention was becoming outdated.
On the other hand, several other speakers expressed the view that it might not be universally applicable since the needs of individual countries varied considerably.
Many speakers expressed the view that the international financial architecture required reform.
Several speakers expressed the view that such an instrument should be in the form of a convention.
Some speakers expressed the view that the offence of money-laundering should not be subject to any statute of limitations.
Several speakers expressed the view that the establishment of such a group was not desirable at the present stage.
Most speakers expressed the view that the Commission should not concern itself with reservations to human rights treaties.
Some speakers expressed the view that the feasibility of developing a global convention against cybercrime should be explored.
One of the speakers expressed the view that boiling down measurement to a single number diminished the usefulness of the measurement exercise.
Many speakers expressed the view that improper treatment of victims would discourage them from cooperating with criminal justice authorities.
Several speakers expressed the view that the core activities of UNODC should be funded from the regular budget of the United Nations.
Many speakers expressed the view that a new legal instrument on cybercrime was not needed or that the elaboration of such an instrument was not feasible.
Other speakers expressed the view that a compensation fund for such victims should be used not only for compensating victims but also for technical assistance.
Speakers expressed the view that information-gathering was crucial to implementation of the Convention and to the mechanism for the review of implementation.
Other speakers expressed the view that cooperation should rather be enhanced by a better mutual understanding of existing requirements and procedures within the framework of the Convention.
All speakers expressed the view that alternative development was a fundamental component of the counter-narcotics strategy to combat the world drug problem;
Many speakers expressed the view that there was an urgent need to go beyond the current enhanced HIPC framework and agree on a more ambitious debt reduction initiative.
Speakers expressed the view that the review mechanism for the implementation of the Convention should be specific to the Convention and should adopt a global approach.
A number of speakers expressed the view that many SIDS initially considered the Barbados Conference and the BPOA more environment-related than about sustainable development.
Other speakers expressed the view that the Mechanism should be fully funded from the regular budget of the United Nations in order to ensure sustainability and impartiality.
Various speakers expressed the view that signatory States should make every effort to strengthen cooperation in accordance with chapter V of the Convention, pending its entry into force.
Some speakers expressed the view that the executive summary should adopt a general approach, and avoid providing a detailed account of the implementation of each provision under review.
Some speakers expressed the view that a global budget transparency standard should not be coercive because the degree of appropriate budgetary openness would vary from country to country.
Some speakers expressed the view that the total abolition of the penalty was functionally still difficult, as certain serious types of crime, such as homicide, rape and robbery.
Most speakers expressed the view that there was an urgent need for further research and technical cooperation to enable developing countries to counter computer-related crime.
Many speakers expressed the view that the goals of ensuring the availability of drugs for medical and scientific purposes while preventing their diversion were not mutually exclusive.
Some speakers expressed the view that public international organizations should lead by example and adopt internal standards and policies that were fully compliant with the provisions of the Convention.
Several speakers expressed the view that developing countries needed to take greater responsibility for their own development, through continued efforts to improve governance at the national level.